>In other words, you admit, that you're not even looking into half of the solutions provided to you while others spend time researching, posting code, translating, etc.
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>There is not an issue, but the thing is, that I sent you the solution several hours before and you simply dismissed it. It does hurt a bit, you know.
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>Naomi, good grief!!!
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>In the past I've posted what I thought was a solution, and then someone came along and posted a similar response but tweaked it in such a way that the original person asking the question found it easier.
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>Are you complaining because someone gave stars to Marcia?
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>I agree with everything Jay said.

First of all, thanks for your reply <g>

No, I don't have problems with Marcia receiving the solution stars. In fact, I was giving her stars myself while I was a UT admin and came to her old posts in my search. And it was before and after the "argument" <g>

But the thing here is that the original question was not formulated correctly. Nevertherless I figured that Jay was after parsing the color into its RGB components and thus sent him a link. He sort of dismissed it and sent several people shooting in the wrong direction. Then Marcia posted the same thing (essentially) and got starred. I found this a bit unfair.

And in case of Peter he did spend at least half of an hour translating comments and polishing his solution and as a result got twitted <g> I found it unfair as well.

I guess me and Peter have something in common - we both have an extreme sense of justice and feel unfairness more intensly than others.

But I don't really have a problem with it, just a slight unpleasant feeling.